I’m so glad I found this video! What a genius way of using the smaller size plate. Kudos. I so respect your authentic spirit of experimentation. I am reminded of your motto. 🎉 This is also a fabulous example of your “dialogue” with your art - always listening to the direction you and your art are taking together - talk about inspiration!!! 😮
I was going to ask in previous videos if you ever did curved brayer lines, but thought it might be presumptuous, now here we are. Nothing like coffee hour and watching your calm print creation.
Wonderful pieces, Fulton. I especially love how the ghost print turned out. I remember you mentioning that no matter which tape you use it pulls up some of the paper. I have found that true as well. My solution to that is using a heat gun or hair drier on the tape before pulling. Works every time.
Thanks for generously sharing your printmaking experiments with us. I like the contrasting marks made with the brayer and thinner sgraffito lines. Inspiring me to print!
I really like what you did with these 2 prints. The experiment with the brayer turned out great. Always love your color choices....especially the ghost print! I so enjoy watching you create.
I really love both of these prints - each is different but beautiful and very painterly. Great technique, will give this a try. Thinking of getting a larger plate, you are such an inspiration. Love the music, so relaxing. Thanks so much, so enjoyed this.
Beautiful textures created Fulton. I enjoyed the vibrant colours as well. Adding the collage pieces always seem to bring the work together. Cheers Olga.
You make me want to take out my gelli plate and pull prints!!!! Thanks for experimenting with gloss medium. Thank goodness for Chobani, lol. : ). I'm loving the painterly prints.
Good morning! What a wonderful video to see first thing this beautiful Saturday! You are so inspiring! Love the bright color combinations and using the brayer as a brush! To keep from using several brayers, you can always use a roll off sheet, which will then be the start of another background. But you do a great job with the one brayer, without mixing the paints!! Fabulous! Thank you!!!!!!! 💓
next time you make acetate or plastic stencils, since they last a while, maybe put little scotch tape handles on the backs. i think they might stick up enuff to help you locate and remove the stencils??? 😊
I like the marks of the brayer very much ! It seems to me that the pick-up layer over the dried paint always works better when it is a thin layer where you almost can see through. So if you had dried the second layer of the first print and then applayed a thin pick-up layer you probably would have been able to transfer the whole better. Better, btw. does not necessarily mean a better image. Lovely colors too. Thanks again for the video !
Hi, i love rhe art toy make with the giant gelli plate! I love your use of colours and the way you handle the ghost ptint. I binged through your vids and am a new subby. May I ask, what do tou do with your artwork?
Very ,very nice !!!!
You don't know how much I enjoyed to see this video ❤ Thanks for sharing 🙏👍😁
Glad you enjoyed it
I’m so glad I found this video! What a genius way of using the smaller size plate. Kudos. I so respect your authentic spirit of experimentation. I am reminded of your motto. 🎉
This is also a fabulous example of your “dialogue” with your art - always listening to the direction you and your art are taking together - talk about inspiration!!! 😮
Thank you so much!
I was going to ask in previous videos if you ever did curved brayer lines, but thought it might be presumptuous, now here we are.
Nothing like coffee hour and watching your calm print creation.
yes, that first cup does wonders!😃
Please keep these inspirational videos going, Fulton. They really make me have a go. Would love to see you prepare your collage papers some time.
will do Alison! Thanks for watching.
Wonderful pieces, Fulton. I especially love how the ghost print turned out.
I remember you mentioning that no matter which tape you use it pulls up some of the paper. I have found that true as well. My solution to that is using a heat gun or hair drier on the tape before pulling. Works every time.
I always look forward to your videos! Interesting experiments today. Thank you. More things you gave us to try!
It turned out to be two absolutely fantastic works. 🎨💖
thanks so much!
I like the 1st pull result too! and the second pull!
Thanks for generously sharing your printmaking experiments with us. I like the contrasting marks made with the brayer and thinner sgraffito lines. Inspiring me to print!
I really like what you did with these 2 prints. The experiment with the brayer turned out great. Always love your color choices....especially the ghost print! I so enjoy watching you create.
Thanks Sharon!
Hi 👋 m8 this is really relaxing thank you
Thanks as always mate!
@@artwhisperer88 You are always welcome mate 😀
I really love both of these prints - each is different but beautiful and very painterly. Great technique, will give this a try. Thinking of getting a larger plate, you are such an inspiration. Love the music, so relaxing. Thanks so much, so enjoyed this.
Beautiful textures created Fulton. I enjoyed the vibrant colours as well. Adding the collage pieces always seem to bring the work together. Cheers Olga.
You make me want to take out my gelli plate and pull prints!!!! Thanks for experimenting with gloss medium. Thank goodness for Chobani, lol. : ). I'm loving the painterly prints.
I might get better results with a fluid medium.
A good reason to enjoy yogurt!
Loves these!!!
Nice and bold!
Thanks Dale. I got inspiration from your paintings!
Good morning! What a wonderful video to see first thing this beautiful Saturday! You are so inspiring! Love the bright color combinations and using the brayer as a brush! To keep from using several brayers, you can always use a roll off sheet, which will then be the start of another background. But you do a great job with the one brayer, without mixing the paints!! Fabulous! Thank you!!!!!!! 💓
That's just me being lazy, lol 😆
Thanks!
Thanks as always Kathy!😘
next time you make acetate or plastic stencils, since they last a while, maybe put little scotch tape handles on the backs. i think they might stick up enuff to help you locate and remove the stencils??? 😊
no, I'd rather not as they get in the way during cleaning. Thanks for watching!
I like the marks of the brayer very much ! It seems to me that the pick-up layer over the dried paint always works better when it is a thin layer where you almost can see through. So if you had dried the second layer of the first print and then applayed a thin pick-up layer you probably would have been able to transfer the whole better. Better, btw. does not necessarily mean a better image. Lovely colors too. Thanks again for the video !
Thanks for that observation!
@@artwhisperer88 if you watch videos by Elizabeth St. Hilare she shows how to use a lighter hand to remove all the paint from the gelli plate.
@@TheSkuttt thanks for the tips! Elizabeth is quite a character, and a very effective teacher.
Your prints are very unique! What do you do with all of them after you have created them? Do you have a website where you sell them?
a retrospective show is in the works, thanks for asking.
Hi, i love rhe art toy make with the giant gelli plate! I love your use of colours and the way you handle the ghost ptint. I binged through your vids and am a new subby. May I ask, what do tou do with your artwork?
Putting together a solid body of work for an art show. Covid had put a halt on everything, but I must be patient!